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(using Raphael_2.01, WindowsXP, Firefox8.0.1) Hello, I'm trying to change the letter color of text by referring to "Drawing Text" of http://www.html5rocks.com/en/tutorials/raphael/intro/ . I can display the text "HTML5ROCKS" but I can't change the color. var t = paper.text(50, 10, "HTML5ROCKS"); var letters = paper.print(50, 50, "HTML5ROCKS", paper.getFont("Courier"), 40); // I think "Vegur" is Mac font. So I change it to "Courier". letters[4].attr({fill:"orange"}); for (var i = 5; i < letters.length; i++) { letters[i].attr({fill: "#3D5C9D", "stroke-width": "2", stroke: "#3D5C9D"}); } What

I know one of LaTeX's bragging points is that it doesn't have this Microsoftish behavior. Nevertheless, it's sometimes useful. LaTeX already adds an extra space after you type a (non-backslashed) period, so it should be possible to make it automatically capitalize the following letter as well. Is there an obvious way to write a macro that does this, or is there a LaTeX package that does it already? The following code solves the problem. \let\period. \catcode`\.\active \def\uppercasesingleletter#1{\uppercase{#1}} \def.{\period\afterassignment\periodx\let\next= } \def \periodx{\ifcat\space\next

I am creating a gesture application. In the Gesture class docs http://developer.android.com/reference/android/gesture/Gesture.html ) it reads: "A user-defined gesture can be recognized by a GestureLibrary and a built-in alphabet gesture can be recognized by a LetterRecognizer ." So how do you use the LetterRecognizer and where is the docs on it? There's no API for that in the docs, I've also searched android's code itself, and besides the same comment above in the code there's nothing. I've implemented a letter recognizer manually by drawing the ABC letters to a gesture raw file and using the

I am trying to write a program to count the occurrences of a specific letter in a string without the count function. I made the string into a list and set a loop to count but the count is never changing and i cant figure out why. This is what I have right now: letter = 'a' myString = 'aardvark' myList = [] for i in myString: myList.append(i) count = 1 for i in myList: if i == letter: count == count + 1 else: continue print (count) Any help is greatly appreciated. Be careful, you are using count == count + 1 , and you must use count = count + 1 The operator to attribute a new value is = , the

I've got a simple java assignment. I need to determine if a string starts with the letter A through I. I know i have to use string.startsWith(); but I don't want to write, if(string.startsWith("a")); all the way to I, it seems in efficient. Should I be using a loop of some sort? You don't need regular expressions for this. Try this, assuming you want uppercase only: char c = string.charAt(0); if (c >= 'A' && c <= 'I') { ... } If you do want a regex solution however, you can use this ( ideone ): if (string.matches("^[A-I].*$")) { ... } if ( string.charAt(0) >= 'A' && string.charAt(0) <= 'I' ) {